Muse Magazine - February 2018

Bu konuda

What even is love? It’s not quite the ontological foray I’d imagined - you know the Ancient Greeks imagined types of love as part of a life science? – but a feature on love’s constitution does shed light on stages of love, why we fall in it and whether we stay there. Of course, for all the factors that figure in attraction and compatibility (check out Sarah McMahon’s column on why we choose the partners we do, p. 32), being able to love demands the prerequisite of feeling loved, or at least lovable.

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